Since the beginning of the season the date of the GP of Barcelonaa has been marked as turning point opportunity for the championship. In fact, many see the new technical directive on flexible wingsi, which should make them 50% stiffer, as a possibility of a change in the field forces that we have seen so far. Will anything actually change? This weekend on the Montmelò circuit we will find out. In the meantime, however, the Fantasy manager they must already start thinking about who to field and who to leave in the pits for their team Fantasy F1 in Spain. So here is a list of pilots that is better to avoid deploying to be able to get many points.
All eyes on McLaren but possible difficulties for Ferrari
Most teams think that this directive will hit the Papaya team the hardest. However in Woking they say they are calm and they don't think that these innovations will affect their leadership in the championship. In fact, all the teams have had a lot of time to test the new wings they will bring on the simulator and consequently, although everyone's performance will probably be affected, there will be no upheavals.
So which of the top teams could struggle the most this weekend? The Montmelo track is very technical and features a combination of long corners, significant straights and technical sections, making it a great test bed for Formula 1 cars. And that is exactly what variety in the track which could create some Difficulty for Ferrari. In fact, the SF-25 has had a lot of difficulty at the start of this championship on circuits where it was necessary to find a compromise setup. Between the two pilots it will almost certainly be Hamilton the one who will struggle the most as he seems to have a better performance than his teammate less feeling with your own car. Although the seven-time world champion has always performed well in Barcelona and this could guarantee him to return a little closer to Leclerc. Advice: avoid fielding him in your Spanish GP F1 Fantasy team.
Will redemption come for the Silver Arrows?
La Mercedes is coming off two weekends to forget in which she never managed to find a good performance. In fact The W16 appears to have taken a step back in terms of performance, effectively resulting in the fifth force on the field in Imola, not to mention the problems encountered in the Principality. So it is difficult to understand whether the team will be able to recover here in Catalonia. But to be safe, we recommend that you focus on other teams that can give you more certainty.
Who not to field in Fanta F1 Spain among the smaller teams
Among the less expensive drivers there are some who have never performed and who are unlikely to give us any surprises this weekend either. The first is certainly Colapinto that after the great anticipation for his return he never really managed to give us good results but on the contrary in Imola he had an accident and in Monaco he was very slow all weekend. Does he still need time to adapt to the single-seater after only two races? Probably yes but in any case he can't stay calm and also for the Ghostmaster It is best to avoid fielding him in your Fantasy F1 team in Spain.
Another driver to keep in the pits is definitely Lance Stroll. In fact, the Canadian driver has not had a good start to the season, especially for a single-seater that is not up to par, and it will be difficult for him to deny it here in Catalonia. Even if more generally we can say that theAston Martin, despite the slight improvement after the Imola updates, is still missing. So much so that even Alonso, despite some of his flashes of brilliance at the wheel, he hasn't managed to collect even a single point yet.
Final Thoughts on the Spanish Fanta F1 Not-to-Be-Advised
To conclude we can say that the weekend in Spain opens with still many unknowns. In fact we do not know how the different teams might interpret the new technical directive on flexible wings. So only the track will actually tell us if there will be changes in the values on the field. For this reason we are waiting for you with the report of the free practice sessions and with the article on the recommended ones to find out if our predictions were correct. At that point, however, you should already have clear ideas on Who do you want to field in your Fantasy F1 team for the Spanish GP!
